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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
HOW mls-nAvcHss ARE Maps.
tes Young Men and Women of To-day
 Affectations and ,farn.r;.-,.


 lt IS unfortunate that men marry as A rul. before they reach the wears of discretion circumstances bring them into the society VI yOuhg, pretty, attractive girls They are young because they are young. They are pretty in the eyes of their friends b.,- cause they intentionally prepare themselves. The young man dosenit see the young girl in her chamber, in her retiracy, in her own proper self He sees her when she is pretty and attractive, because be sees her in the pleasantest nook He selects her not 1 be cause of her mental qualities. not because he knows anything of her moral nature. but because he is drawn to her bodily hsau.y. her pretty face, her shapely figure and the smile that plays about her mouth. illurnin- ing her face and shining through her eyes when he comes into her presence.
 Being young he is susseptible The two suscepubilities co1re together. and if isn't until the final word is spoken that makes them one under the law that each finds the weaknesses of the other. often both regret ting with feelings that can find no utter ance in words the ahsurdity of the step they have taken in common. don't know that | has struck you before, but sup pose the next time you go to tbe theatre, or concert. or a lecture, or a cer- tain range of church in the evening. look at the young people who sit together. the young men who escort the young women. think you wil he struck with the appearance of them, and if you think about it at all. it seems 10 me you must look forward to the coming generation with solicitude. if you care fer your race and have any pride in your country. These be my jewels, " said the Roman matron, but if she had pointed out to the emperor the puny simperers Of the present generation she would have shown . sorry set of sparks, think
 AS rule young men nowadays. here abouts at all events have small heads weak eyes, slim necks, narrow chests and curl ous complexion, indicating a disordered stomach and an inactive liver. call your attention to the young men in these public places, because there you have ample time to stuGy them You see them when they come in, and are struck at once by their airs and graces, by their affectations and manncrisms
 Why. l can find you a dozen young gen tlemen in the first theatre we come 10 whose aim and ambition il would really seem Is to be regarded as girlish, effeminata They hold their arms in a kangarooi,h sort of a way. They elevate their shoulders like a deformei camel They do not walk down the aisle as if they had pair of legs they have had for years and knew all about and trusted in, but they dwaddle down and really pose as a set Of invalid scarecrows Their costumes are absurb Well there they sit Many of them suck the heads of their canes, others glare and stare about the house aS have seen idiots in sRs asylum- Joe Towards Letter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

Besides assays at mint etc; with sil these heavy matters ever tcsm to cBTry, these most worthy gentlemen have paId ai! their debts or nearly 50. They are Co fair snd llving example of what men can do by perseverance, and doing unto UiI men as they would have them to unto them. No grass grows under their feet, they are ever busy, ever o2 the Fuc, with all laIi cut systematically.
 The best cook n the state B there, cooking for the mess, and 1 assure you that no hotel can set a better table tEsn !Eey, Nothing clashes, al is good humored and p.sRsGut; ;one feels welc0Ul- ec, gees away sgtihed and happy, and wishes McGrader aCd Fresh long aud happy life. What more could say. These men ship not less than three and -our bricks every week from tbe said tailInss or dump. They clear monthly not less ll,000 on an average, psylng the men, feeding a great number of very poor people who are wiling to try 10 work for hIm, besides fel ding never jess than thEse to five strangers or pssser5 by, and friends daily.
 Times gre dull here, but we are hoping and maybe something will yet bring boom this way. This place Is being somsFha. improved by 0 good. new ho- Gel at the depot, kept by Frsnchmen whose vile does the cooking; and she does It well, the besl table in this place 5y far. Large. clsaD, new rooms, and should one wish Co go down town, for 9 cents he can get fine carriage tc sske nim all over the city. Msny fine orange orchards are now hangiug full of golden fIuit; every yard is full Of EhIte and other rosCe. On the the whole Hernosill1 is R nice place, ana t can peat tho world for pretty ladies, and good ones, too.
 PAUL GREGORY, M. D.
 HERMosILLo, MexIoo, Dec. r..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Snall-POX,

"A member of my family vas taken down with the smallpox. immedi- stely commenced to use Dsrby's Pro pbylactic Fluid. IL kept the atmosphere of the room pure and fresh. The patient greatly relieved, and never Tor a mo- men: delirious; was not pitted, and was about the house again in three weeks, and 50 others had it."-JAhEs W PAkxIFsoS, Ed. "The Caterer, Pnlis- delp,a, Penn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
vonnv RuIg,ria to inc Front.

The Bulgarian army, which, to the sur prise of everybody. has been so greatly dis tinguishing itself agains; its supposedly su- perior foes. is. curiously enough, commanded by mere youths There IS no officer n the field of higher rank than that of major, and the senior of these passed his degree as re gently as 1874 Tine commanding officer of the artillery brigade is only captain, and passed into the army into ls'e, and the battahons and squadrons are commanded by Ieuteuants and sub blieuteEantS The oldest officer in the Bulgarian army is only 8, and fine remainder average about 2. Prince Alexander who is chief in command, Is
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Th. ..crovp-Diamond" Anniversary.

As to the silver wedding and golden wed ding most Of us know about those anni- versaries: but here now IS something new m the same pleasing line-a bit about crown diamond wedding. The crown n-diamond an riversary is the sixty-ffth, and such an an piv.rsary was observed short time ago at 4sekueL, in the island of Alsen
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Rafaela RomO. SD eceased. NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE lN undersigned, adm nistrat1r of the estate of BafaslA kOmo, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the -aid deceased to exhibit them with the necessary yauehers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the sand admins trator at his office No. t37 South Meyer street, Tucson in the said county of Pima
 BARNABE ROBLES. Administrator of the Estate of Rafsels Romo. dscaAsed.
 Dated ct Tucsoa, Aug. 9th. 1887.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice to Taxpayers of Pima County

TUosoS, Sept. l9, 1887. Notice is hereby given to the tsxpsy- CTS of Pima Co.,, A. T., thst the DupL- cate Assessment Roll of said county for the year 1887, is now Tn my possession for the collection of taxes levled therein, and that the taxes will be delinquent on the third C3rd) Monday of December, 1887, and, also. that unless taxes are paid on that day or prior thereto. i've per cent will be added to the amount thereof Gs penalty. Taxes must be paid st my othce ID Tucson between the hours of 10 6. m. and p. m.. snd on or prior to the sfore- said third Monday of December.
 JOHN s. WOOD,
 Co. Treas. and Tax Collector. BEN HESEY, Deputy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
SONORA.
Description oG Fresh and Mccrrao..
 Nine

Nine.
 ED. CITIzhN:-A two veeks' st.v o. Visil so the Zaro mine and nili. ,be property of Messrs. McGrude- and Fresh, gave me goed insight to tbe;, business, mill and mine.
 1hls IS a ten, dry stamper. They crush thirty tous Der day from the old dump, as much Co get it ont of the WAY as anything, for they are constantly working on their mines. prospecting drifting, etc, until very recently. Now Ihey will run on ore they take ou. them selves, and allow me to tell you that I Lm judge of a mine, especially when the hne horn silver stsres me right in the face as # dld there, and not ID small quantities either. Their nine will uot pay less than S70. and I think slOO. Der ton of 2O00 pounds. The mine is now about 245 feet deep, 6 by $, or looks to oe. They are working about seventy men ID al; of course this includes min CTS, Sood-choppers, ocel-bnrners, osr- pSnteTs, b!Rcks mIths and mill men.
 On their place are over twenty-iye families, wIVCs and children. They have quite pueblo. IGey have 8 large mil building, sufficiently large for all Nhe stamps they msy wish to put in in fu- sure, mess house or boarding hou.e whica Is all of 40 oy e; m ofiss anu tore together or under the same roog aTge, fac rooms, well filed, tor they sell a great quantity cf goods, E-ccerlet, |, GIG. over fhssc counters, people connin III the time from the surrounding vil- lsges and rsnche5 to lsy in supplies. The assay office Is & neat building of sb1ut 20 by 20. The stables and corral would do credit to any place. The build n 2 Gnd nne kitchen attached for Air. McGEU4er's sile when there, and all the necessary out buildings for tdese housss, are io excellent shape.
 Those prospects sre first rate ID every respect. and not Withstsnding the heav1 taxes they have had to psy Gnd Erl paying to WIt-For export of bullion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Grandmother Makes Everything Safe


 Col. Durr, the grandson of his most generous and respected grandmother, was made ine1pressibly happy this morning by the arrival of as tne lot of Gilroy, CalifornIs roll butter ss was ever turned out of that famous creamery. Il. is fresh, sweet and choice,
 He has also secured fine lot of Ar nour's Kansas City pickle pork, with sour-krsut to mske the country safe. This is a new nrticle and has been spe- cislly prepared for family use. Though never bstore introduced in this market, It is wherever used, much relisbed, and will no doubt become favored dish on the tables of Tucson families
 On account of the near approach Of holidays, the Celoners grandmother wrote 10 one of her friends ou the other side of the big fish pond, and the result IS an invoice of Holland herring Melch- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived in prime condition and are now waiting to be eaten. A large loi of Ssntelle. Sviss cheese and ali marketable delicscles were also received. The Col keeps every kind of cheese made, no matter what it may be. ssk him for ii and 1t will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
FOrSnle,

A first class family horse with harness and phaetop, at 6 reasonable figure. Can be seen st the Lexington livery stable. Des'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice of Pre emptIon Proof
A = A R D.

To all who ar7 e--.-..s from Inc errors and Indiscrrt.ous O. youth. H.-yoas weaEue-s. early decay, los5of ra.ala.f. .... will send rrclpc that will euro yol. FREE or CHARGE. Thisgr--s remedy was 5L5r.s--al aT 60 missionary iu solth America seud 8-lfat tiressed envelope Co tIie
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
Notice of Forfeiture.

To ". Fl. Smith: You arc hereby notified that the undersigned has expended during the year ending December sl, l5S6, one hundred dol lars in the performance of the annual labor upon the Bernard mine. situated in the Grs ater- vile mining district. County of Pima. Terri tory of Arizona, and recorded in the County Re cOrder's office Book ", Record of Mines, pages 25 s7 and Ss, in order to hold the same, re- suired by Section 2SAi of the Revised Statutes of the United States; and your proportion of the amount Go expended and due to the undersigned is fifty dollars; and if you, your heirs assigns, fail tO Contribute your proportion of the sus- expended within ninety days after the pubhcR tiOn Of tois nOtce your inter st m said Berr .rc mine vid becOms the property of your co-Owner tie undsrsigred, who has made such expendi turs. BERNARD NOGT.
 IucsOn. February 7th-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24

for these letters please say advertised. a-.-z Col Fdneo LoIls Pillar Apple. UrvAua Menoez' balseis bls h sS Ar.pza. CesO Morssa' Lnsehia Bl nee M Mrs Maggie Means, h ,5lfis,,sz 3l JuAu Nahonev. John Rerr.. less, ElOrenolo Martin leiuhs h se Rarceio. kles6 Mangr, bruna -a N Ifsrraeaa. Antonio Manning a t'Drouai. DunAsl lAno Nlehoisen, wins ,,St'-.,1bars Philip Ultver, Liz,ie Calaya, fr6ncIscs OrOzco. hsrOeiho CampR. Carmen fhbAih, Lee Carr. AZ nrfe!, slAnIei Daugheriy, D D Paniy, Emu T ir,s:..eibs .: C;sbino Romero Sacramento C;ranilio, GenOyeVa hodregnes, AntohAo Good Henry heyss IT,v'A Goodmag, Chas stanton; w uoo-, t,,,,,~e Micotti SparrOw, Fred tialIndo. AngelIts Scott Ciallego, AltragasiR Saln, hns,piA
 u9---,ers. Nsesrita Tapia, telis
 iI.t,,,a-g YgnsciO NelasQ iss. Baceha u.s IFS bsvr. Narea Wilson. James r usl.bne And Whlpple. Lucian Jaycox Henry l. Warren, James Lamont, Matthew
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining in Postorice A' Tucson. Arizona. Dec. 18th lssI. h callhs fnr these letters please say ''sdyertised.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-12

N Ferst 4 Co. Epstein & " MY Henderson.
lard, Decker 4 +. " DsimSrns. Il Dorse II,
Il II Levy Il Bro. w w Gordon & Co. r y
Minis. Meinhard Bros 4 Co, McDonell & Co,
6 saaGp Eo SS Fa sason "S g. pa fGrsop "a
j X Clark. & Co, Lowell & Son, p Fallon,
Lud ZEN 4 Il, j II Wilson. w Dixon, a
q }. Lee Roy Myers Tn West, 7 Roberts,
NJ Boley Il Son, Peacock, IL & 80. Nj Maceanp
MY& DI Mcintyre. Ellis, Y u Co, Perkins
Il son, al Farley. Warren & A, Baldwin u
PerCentral Railroad. March IL Fordr ACT.
II Conner q co, NJ Farley, Baldwin q Co,
NJ Maclean. " W Gordon Il O., II Porter, L
Bros, Palmer Bros, A N & C W West, Fay 4
h. Lippm Bros, o Butter, III B0ley q Son
Neidlmger & Il, EInsteD u l., Lee Row Myers
T p Bond, Herman y X, W Lowry. NJ.
Clarkson, w Bitch. Lovei X Son, McGil-
iis & NJ, Lindsay " M. II Myers Bros G
Hodges. MeDonough & b. LiiIenthal n Son,
Frank Il Co. M MendeI " Bro. Ferst u Co,
j Mendel, A j Miller Co, NJ Henderson,
Ludden .. Eint tein Il l., J. Savarese x Bro,
Z Bowden. r Salas, ID Bacon q Co, T
Bryan. A Einsleiu's Sons, Peacock. II & Co,
Decker 4 T.. } z rhompson,. VIM Grifdo, K
Rothwell, R j Speer. w Z Jackson, G e Da-
Wis. ) Williams. Ellis. Il o.
Per steamship ChaetahoOchee. from New
York-A Altmayer q Co, BJck 5, r. L
Byck. ByCk BROS, , w Brdncn. VI BlrDbaunl,
Bendheim Bros n Go. blodgett NJ q Co. L
BluestIen, . Butter, NJ L BOYD, Nj Brown,
& Il X Bkg Co. W y Cherry q Co, & III Chap
man, Cohen, b j Cubbedge. l. Charter, K
e Cornell, 5 Coll MS a Co, III Champion.
Coll at Bros. Cornwel Il Co. W Cooper, K
" Conner. Crohnn ID, Douglass Co.
Dsrst. Dasher n Co, Epstein & Bro, I IL
Enrght, Eckmsn& n V. J n kstill. Elliott,
Eineiein II l.. q Eckstein II Co. s y Einsteln.
khrich Il Bro, 81 ferst Il Go, Frank Il Co.
> FurDer. Fred; l Freid. Fretwell u n.
FaIk x son. ere Department. Fieischmap
TO. Finn Bros SGuckenhe meT Son, J L
Germaine, 4 III Gilbert 4 Co. Gray u OBJ,
Gorha =, bark Geh n. &c rye q l.. l. j ,,a-
Fan, = Golden, Hexter & X. i,irsch Bros, ID
logan, l. Hartridge, NJ Hull, Hanley,
| q Haas. q NJ Heidt n Co, 9 Hetterlrh. II
Hesse, u Hull, Kavanaugh q u. kO Ken
needy. kukuca Il l., A krauss. 5 krJusko6.
stnr Katie. Lang, lowell Il Son. p Lin
denstruth, u b Lester. LIppman Bros, ii IL
ID Dyons. Il FL Lew Il Bro, Lack Iron ana
Coal Co, Jno Lyons & Co. j NJ GraLh Il Co.
Monr Bros. Meinhard ltros q Co. ID > Morri-
son, A McCarth Mutual Co-Opp Assn,
Mar haii Hou-e, j Miller Y 60. Moyle,
Mcdonnell n co, A Nichols Jno Nicolsnn jr,
Neldiinger II r., j G Wilson q Co. Order
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Po,te !. Palmer Bros. & u nogers,J koufke,
Ray q, ii solomon SON, sol mons Il co.
IL l. ochreiner. Jpo Sullivan. Screven House,
Savannah Water Works. g StulJs, & u NJ
schroeder, l. g Strong, III Soar der. M STERN
berg, Il Shuptrine, ~as AMMAN Cotton Press
Assn, q Sullivan 81 Co. Smith Bros Il 60,
springer. Il Schwarz, W ID Simkins,
j Silva. j L Torrent, q w Tieueman, Singer
Mle Co, Tuberdy. Weed h c. r Williams,
NJ & w West. WHY =. ID WeisDeIn.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-12

FINANCIAL,

LONDON, March II, noon.-Consols l0l s. l6
for money, 1917 Tor account.
NEW YORK. March l. noon.-Stocks duil
Exchange. long 81 81 al say; snort 81 s7I1Gi
4s7H. state bonds dun but steady. Govern
menL bonds dull but steady.
500 D. m.-Exchange steady at 81 s51S0
SO. Money easy AT 4C07 per cent. Sub
Treasury palances--Gold. $l9s.9oS, 600; cur
renew. sl9. 25l.OcO. Government bonds dui
but steady: four per cents l2o3s: three per
cents. 1907. State bonds dull but steady.
Tu-day wa the Gullest day In the stock
market this week. and while priers were firm
throughout most Of the day trading war
almo / entirely professional. and pending the
outcome of the Baltimore and Ohio schem 20
operators were waiting. There was no new
IN regard to II or anything else of imp ,rtance
to-day. -Four or five stocks which have mo-
nopoized business for the past week did the
nsu al proportion OF trading to-day, while tn
rem ,iDder in the general apathy existing.
we're ior the most part extremely duh and
devoid of feature A rumor was circulated
IN he board this afternoon ma the Baltimore
and OHIO scheme was on. which led To some
selilpg in the last hour, but Il better tone was
de ve oped just previous To the close, when IL
became known thai an extension or tlme mad
been grated to the syndicate. Nostern Z nioH
was moderately strong early in the day
which, in connection WIN inc advance IN
American cab c stock, attracted considerable
attention. Richmond ana west fOlhb wa
the CONSPICUOUS weak stock uf the active list
ia great dec inc beiug in he last hour. Tht
opcning this morning was tame anu unintor.
psting hut firm Throughout. advances over
last evenings prices ranging from 1s9H per
cent. There was an Inclination 10 havncss
IN the early Iealinge, but ~ son disappeared
and Driccs were br'ught up 81 IL shaic above
oUeuinQ figures. The marset then became
ex remedy dun, BAT remained iirm, In tine
nff, ruo n here was s;ill 10 sactivltv. and the
short uerIUd Of heayIne was succeeded by u
renewal Of the steady hardening of values
The last hour, howev, =. was marked by re
newed activ u. acc m panied by reakncss.
and early gains in many ca-es wee com
nIeteIy wiped out, Richmond and Wet Point
hing most noticeable for the decline estab-
1sned, Although thu market closed on ID rally
IL was heavy at figures. The total business
for the day was 100000 sharee, The losing
nric to-day show irregular changes, a.
though advances are slightly IN the majority,
and the only important difference WIS de-
cline OF IL per cent. In Richmond and West
Point Following are the closing quotations:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-12

red s4c. Corn. No. :. mixed white 4Jc.
oats, No 2, 3lc. Provisions closed dniet
Bacon. clear RIB sites PC, clear sides eIsc,
shoulders &c. Bulk meats c ear rib sides s15c.
clear sides s1sc, shoulders 6Ix061$c. Mess
PORK nominal Hama, sugar cured, y OOo1
IL 0oc. Lard choice leaf $40,
CINCINNATI. March il.--Flour steady.
Wheat tirm; No. . red size. Corn-So.
mixed 81 5tG40c. ats-NO. mixed 29sztGSOc.
FORK nominal ut SIS 30. Lard neg ecCed at
o25@c. Bulk meats dull; rhort RIBS Sc. Ba-
con easy; short ribs Sc, short clear 9Mc.
Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugar steady. Hogs
nrm common and light $4 S0(05 10; packing
ana butchers So jO6D6 lc.
NEW ORLEANS. March n.-Markets dull,
out steady and unch nged.
NAVAL STORES.
LoNpoN. March IL. p. m,--Spirits turpcn-
tine. 2is 1921
NEW YORK. March II, noon.-Smrit0 turnen-
tine dun at 39t. Ho.lu dul, ut 81 02l@Gl 10.
quiet.
CHARLESTON, March ll.-Spirits turpentine
hrm AZ 35c Rosln steady good strained SOC.
WILMTNGTON, March il.-Spiriis iurpentIor
firm at %5lSc. RosIn hrm: strained T7hc,
good strained S21<e. Tar frm at 81 10. Crude
turpentine drm; hard : 20; yellow dip anu
virgin 81 80.
NEW YORK. March ll.-Rice market steady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-12

Accounts Of BANKS. Bankers and Corpora
tons collected.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are ex-
cellent and We re-discounJ for Banks when
balances warrant It.
hos on Is u Reserve City, and balances with
us from Banks mot located in other Reserve
Cltiesl count rs n reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and
the Continent. and make Gable transfers and
place money by Telegraph throughout the
United States and Canada.
Government Bonds fought and sold, and
Exchanges In Wash ngton made for Banks
without extra charges
We have market for prime hrst.cIass In
ves,ment Securities and invit e proposa sfr,<<S
Ststes, Counties anu cities when isst-ld<
bonds.
we~do general Banking business, and i'm
vite correspondence. .
ASA p. POTTER, President. n
JOS. w. WORK. Cashier ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-12
LIST OF VESSELS IN TIE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. March 10, 1887.
STEAMSHIPS.

SAVANNAH. March 10, 1887.
sTEAa5diP3.
Dessoug, 1857 tons. Howes. Philadelphia, CID
Chattahoochee, 1883 tons. Daggett, New
YORK. disc & Anderson.
Nymphaea Orr. l,2S4 tons, Brooks, Reval, ldg
"A MIDis q Sons.
E1iantine (Br), 74 tons, Grimwade, Reval,
dg-A Minis & sons.
Embleton lBr). llS4 tons. Simonds, Barceo-
ma, ldg-Wilder u Co.
Mercedes (ir). l,4l6 tons. McFee, Bremen,
ldp--Rchardson Il Barnard.
Six steamships.
Ggf BARxs.
Pohona tBr), 7a9 tons, Jameson, Liverpool,
in dislress-Holst x Co.
Fridleif NOR, AGO tons. Olsen. NorkoPing, ldg
Lainetar (Rus), 44e tons. Nyross. Europe, ldg
ID { arke Go.
Nellie L Guest BrJ, SSS tons. Messenger, Re-
val, ldg-kicnardson Il Barnard.
Memo (Bri. 954 tons, Horn. Liverpool, ldg-
Richardson Barnard.
Santiago (op), 56l tons, Ferer, Palma de Ma
jurca cid-Chas Green's Son Il Co.
Golden Su' set tBr,, 522 tons, ShiIlabeer, Lon
don. idg-Pa ersuD. Downing 4 co.
Gehon (Ausl, $40 tons. Cosulich, Europe, ldg-
Sjomanden tNorl. 1858 tons, Lunde, Europe,
ldg-M CosulIch Il 20.
Ocean Nor; 4s5 ms, Halgren. Cork. for or
ders, ldg-Strachan x Co.
Dolphin (Rnsl. els tons, Alender, at Tybee;
wtg-Strachan d Co.
- even Dafks.
John Wesley, 495 tons, Hand, Baltimore, die.
Jos A Roberts Il Co.
One brig.
sCHOoNERs.
Mary r Morris, Smith, All tons, Philadel-
phia. dis-Jos A K berts Il Co.
Minnie Bnnsali. 436 tons, Loge, New York
dis---Jos A Roberts n Co.
Sullivan SawIn. b76 tons, Sfeadley, Woods
Hole, dir--Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Frank Val do herchen. 5ll tons, Cham berIai
New YOr.. dis-Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Samos. 375 tons, Smith, New Bedford. dis
jos A Roberts q Co.
Bessie Whiting. 1896 tons, Dayton, New York
dis--Jos A Kobert- h Co.
How ard Williams 1862 tons, Foster, Boothbay,
dis--Jos A Roberts u Co.
Ada q Shorthand. 2l6 tons. Harding New
YOrE. dis--Jos A Roberts n Co.
Henry Souther, 6T9 tons, Hupper, Philadel-
phia, ldg-Jos Roberts 4 Co.
Clara E Bergen, 4S7 tons, Dayton, New York
dis---.Jos A Roberts q Co.
Geo Marts, 400 ons. Henderson, Baltimore.
idg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Anne Bliss. 8T tons. 0'Donnell, Baltimore,
dis-Dale, Dixon Il Go.
Charmer. 3i6 tons, Daboll, New York, dis
McDonoLgh q Co.
Cassie Jameson, Sse tons, Collins. Philadel.
phia, ldg-M ster.
Fourteen schooners.